Definition of naka in English:

naka

noun ˈnɑːkə

South Asian

In India: a toll point or customs station on a road, especially at a state or national border; a checkpoint. Also (occasionally): a border patrol or customs officer.

1980s. From Hindi nākā eye of needle, defile, gap, checkpoint from nāk nose from Prakrit nakka, probably related to Sanskrit nas.

nounˈnɑːkə

South Asian

In India: a toll point or customs station on a road, especially at a state or national border; a checkpoint. Also (occasionally): a border patrol or customs officer.

1980s. From Hindi nākā eye of needle, defile, gap, checkpoint from nāk nose from Prakrit nakka, probably related to Sanskrit nas.

词汇	naka
释义	Definition of naka in English: naka noun ˈnɑːkə South Asian In India: a toll point or customs station on a road, especially at a state or national border; a checkpoint. Also (occasionally): a border patrol or customs officer. Origin 1980s. From Hindi nākā eye of needle, defile, gap, checkpoint from nāk nose from Prakrit nakka, probably related to Sanskrit nas. Definition of naka in US English: naka nounˈnɑːkə South Asian In India: a toll point or customs station on a road, especially at a state or national border; a checkpoint. Also (occasionally): a border patrol or customs officer. Origin 1980s. From Hindi nākā eye of needle, defile, gap, checkpoint from nāk nose from Prakrit nakka, probably related to Sanskrit nas.
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